I’m building a Zoom App that runs inside a Zoom meeting and needs to fetch real-time data (probabilities) from a local .exe running on localhost. Specifically, I’m trying to use:
fetch('http://localhost:5000/probabilities')
Will this work when users install and run my Zoom App on their machines? In other words, can a Zoom App inside the meeting sandbox access a local server (e.g., Flask API running on localhost:5000)?
hi @Steve7 ,
You can not run any code on a localhost url. So, that includes calling a local URL.
If you want to talk to a localhost connection, then you will need to set up something like a JS server and call for commands that way.
e.g. I set up an app where I called a treamdeck app on localhost using a JS server.
hope that makes sense